Nice! It's a hell of a weapon! ^^ Thanks for watching!

I'm really glad to hear that! It feels like there are hardly any people who like the Bolt Thrower. Yet, it brings out the best aspects of the game. Precise handling and situational awareness are absolutely essential. If you've got those skills down, the best gameplay emerges, in my opinion!

@@kendosencarta Estoy de acuerdo (I agree), as a strategic player I like the idea of fighting the enemy without alerting the rest.

@@Agente6231 Yes! The game is much more of a thrill that way! 💪

@@kendosencarta YEAH!

Nice! Take your time to get used to the bolt thrower! ^^ It'll be worth it! Thanks for watching!

Congrats! Now you can achieve Professional S+ (it’s going to be easy with the Bonus weapons!) Thank you for the comment!

Oh okay, I didn't know that! Are you sure? At least I had the impression that it makes a difference whether you land a body hit or a headshot!

@@kendosencarta Every weapon has a different multiplier for headshots, handguns have 1.2x while other guns 1.5x to 3x. But no difference for Bolt Thrower in terms of damage, but it's evident that headshots still stagger enemies with the Bolt Thrower so it's not completely useless.

@@arhamsaa Oh yeah, that makes sense! I didn't even consider the bonus damage for the Bolt Thrower at all! I just knew from experience that you can stagger the enemies, and that always seemed very practical to me in case you want to take them out with a melee attack! Thanks anyway for your explanation!

Not completely true the values are just so much lower than the rest that you can't really tell until you shoot the actual plagas with it it's slight but it's there also there's mods on the PC for health bars if you use that you will understand what I'm talking about it's mainly a stagger but you can't hit criticals because only the mines have the power of gunpowder

What's the difference between a bolt thrower and a crossbow?

Thanks for watching! ^^

Much appreciated! Thanks for the comments!

Thank you so much, I'm glad to hear that! : ) And thanks for watching the video!

Much appreciated, fellow RE4 fan! Thanks for watching and thanks for commenting!

@@kendosencarta For anything👍, fellow RE4 Fan.

@@Agente6231 Thank you! 🙏

@@kendosencarta 😉👍

Yeah, you definitely need quite a few bolts, that's true! But if you start collecting resources early in the game, you'll make it work! Well, as for the Antechamber (the double Garrador room), you really should only fire a few shots at the beginning before the Garradors break free. With the bolt thrower, however, you can avoid that. Just make sure you don't get too close to the chained Garradors. Oh yeah, and don't forget to collect resources for attachable mines! With those, you can easily take out the armored Garrador!

Well, I didn’t count how many bolts it took me to take down all the enemies! It doesn’t matter anyway because you can pick up most of your bolts for further use! And yes… the firepower SUCKS ^^ Thanks for the comment!

Running doesn't set off the Garradors in this room at first, only if you cross a certain point at the wooden table close to them. Once they're unleashed from their chains, though, they'll definitely pick up on your running sounds! Thanks for watching!

If you struggle with the Double Garrador boss fight, you might not want to try the Bolt Thrower! There are several much easier strategies for this area. A very consistent strategy is to take out the cultists with a rifle as soon as you enter the room, and then go up the stairs on the left. From there, take out the remaining cultists with the rifle and shoot the bell. When the Garradors run into the corner, throw a flash grenade. Then you can calmly hit their parasites on the back!

😄 Much appreciated! I guess Legolas would have cleaned that room much faster though! 😆

Yes, essentially that’s how it is! With the Bolt Thrower, you can take out all the Ganados at your leisure without alerting the Garradors. You just can’t get too close to the Garradors. And as soon as you use a second Flash Grenade, they’ll break free. Btw there are plenty of other, much easier methods to defeat the Double Garrador, though. I’ve got a whole playlist on that if you’re interested! ; )

@@kendosencarta ahhh, thanks. Wish i knew this with hardcore mode. I used every cheese in the book

Yeah, I know… it really doesn’t make sense… You can perform melee attacks, shoot with the bolt thrower, perform all kinds of stunts with knives and the Garradors don’t care… Just make sure not to move behind the table, it will trigger the Garradors in any case. If you use more than one flash grenade, it will startle the Garradors too.

Thanks for commenting!

Neither! The R.P.D. uniform is a secret unlockable! Once you've completed all the conventional challenges and collected all available models, you'll see that there's still one square left empty among the models! If you want the skin, you need to play through Mercenaries!

@@kendosencarta okay...props for doing all this, i couldn't. Leon with Beanie looks lit tho.

@@dermonch7959 Thank you, much appreciated! And yes, the Beanie... better than Leon's haircut! XD

Technically it's DLC. Mercenaries is DLC and the Mercenaries update is required too. All of these contents are free to download and update though.

@@GerNomico You still have to unlock the outfit though and most people are not willing to put in the work.

I've made dozens of guides for this room, all uploaded as YT Shorts! Most strategies also work in a New Game! Anyway, try it with the Stingray and the Standard Scope. Take out the first enemies right from the entrance and then take the stairs on the left. From there, shoot at the bell and wait for the Garradors to approach the corner. This way, you can calmly hit the parasites on the backs! Let me know if it works for you! ^^

I just kept baiting them to kill everything else and I sniped the bugs on their backs.

@@repstylegaming9730 Yes, this method works really well too! That's the cool thing about this area, there are so many ways to deal with it!

Im Grunde genommen würde es auch mit nur halb so vielen Bolzen funktionieren! Normalerweise ergeben sich nämlich ausreichend Gelegenheiten, um die Bolzen nach dem Verschießen wieder einzusammeln! Wenn du von Beginn an Materialen für die Bolzen sammelst, solltest du schnell einen großen Vorrat haben! Im Video von mir siehst du aber einen Ausschnitt aus einem NG+, da hatte ich also bereits Bolzen im Überschuss!

I understand your point! Still, I labeled it "Stealth" because the Garradors couldn't pinpoint my location. Of course, the mines make explosive noises, but it also causes noise in the game when you knock over the Zealots... Strictly speaking, the Zealots shouldn't even see you to really talk about true stealth. Thanks for watching, and thanks for commenting!

... by completing all Mercenary levels with all characters on S+!

@@kendosencartaThanks for the information.

@@Agente6231 You’re welcome! Did you unlock the outfit already?

@@kendosencarta Not yet, I have more levels to complete. But due to studies, I have to leave the console for a while. But thanks for your interest in my progress.

@@Agente6231 Alright, alright! 🙂 Studying is much more important than any game! Good luck with your exams!

Well, I titled the video 'Stealth' because the Garradors can't hear the weapon's trigger mechanism, so they couldn't locate me! And that's what it is about! Thanks for watching!

Causal players won't understand this video.

@Amazontimsahi Whether it makes sense or not depends on what your strategy is focused on. And no one said that this is about a strategy for a New Game S+ run. In this video, it's simply about securing a tactically challenging room with a difficult-to-master weapon.

@Liam_Martini A man of culture! I appreciate your comment!

@@kendosencarta I think you can run the to bell level, use mine thrower to kill the zombie, trigger the garradors friendly fire attacks on all enemies

@@Liam_Martini Yes, that's true! There are several ways you can get the two Garradors to fight each other! ^^